Berbel BEH 60 GL User manual

Built-inhood BEHGlassline
Operatingandinstallationinstructionsfor the model:
BEH60 GL/ BEH90 GL
12/2013 (updated01/2014)
Translation of the originalGerman instructions

Thismanualhelpsyou to use and installourproduct
asintended, safelyand economically.
In the following text, the productsfrom ourproduct
line berbelBuilt-inhood BEH GL willbe referred to in
short asthedevice.
Please read thisdocument beforeusing orinstalling
the device.
Thismanualisintended forthe followingpersons:
§Personsusing the device
§Personscleaning the device
§Personsdisposing of the device
§Personsinstalling the device
Everyone in thesegroupsof people musthave read
and understood the contentsof thismanual. Other
personsshouldnot be permitted to use the device
unsupervised (childrenorpersonswith impaired
mentalorsensory abilitiesforexample).
You can increase the reliabilityand service lifeof the
equipment andminimise risks byfollowing the
instructionsin thismanual.
Layout features in the text
The textin thismanualislaid out in astandard way.
Thishelpsyouto easilydistinguishbetween the
variouselements:
Normaltext
Cross references
§Listsor
ØAction steps.
Tipscontain specialinformation tohelp you
use thedeviceeconomically.
Design features in the illustrations
The illustrationscontain different grayscale
representationsforease of presentation.
If elementsare referred to in thetext orin the legends,
these elementsare markedwitha position number
Movementsoractionsto be carried out areindicated
bymotion ordirection arrows. If there are
severalsteps
to beperformed insequence shownon oneillustration,
the orderisindicated bynumbers (1., 2., etc.):

3
Contents
Safety.....................................................................................................................................................................5
Properand intended use............................................................................................................................................5
Ban on independent conversionsand modifications..................................................................................................5
Layout of hazard notices.............................................................................................................................................5
Layout of noticesregardingdamage to propertyorthe environment.........................................................................5
Generalsafetyinstructions......................................................................................................................................6
Basicsafetyinstructions.............................................................................................................................................6
Safetyinstructionsfortheuser................................................................................................................................6
Safetyinstructionsfortheinstaller...........................................................................................................................8
Operatinginstructions...........................................................................................................................................10
Descriptionforthe user.........................................................................................................................................10
Possibleoperating modes........................................................................................................................................10
Device view with closed lowersection......................................................................................................................11
Device view with opened lowersection....................................................................................................................12
Operating.............................................................................................................................................................13
Turning onthedevice...............................................................................................................................................14
Turning offthedevice...............................................................................................................................................15
Turning ontheventilation function............................................................................................................................16
Changing the powerlevel.........................................................................................................................................17
Turning offtheventilation function............................................................................................................................18
Turning ontherun-onfunction..................................................................................................................................18
Turning offtherun-onfunction..................................................................................................................................19
Turning the hob lighting on/off..................................................................................................................................19
Using the extraction mode/recirculated airmodeselection......................................................................................20
Controlindicators......................................................................................................................................................21
Making settingsin the configuration mode...............................................................................................................21
Using theextension..............................................................................................................................................24
Opening the extension..............................................................................................................................................24
Retracting the extension...........................................................................................................................................24
Cleaning...............................................................................................................................................................25
Cleaning intervals.....................................................................................................................................................25
Cleaning with normalsoiling.....................................................................................................................................25
Cleaning the controls................................................................................................................................................26
Cleaning whenheavilysoiled...................................................................................................................................26
Cleaning the surfaces...............................................................................................................................................28
Maintenance.........................................................................................................................................................29
Maintaining the device..............................................................................................................................................29
Changing the bulbs...................................................................................................................................................29
Changing the filterfilling(hybrid and recirculated airfilters).....................................................................................29
Troubleshooting....................................................................................................................................................32

4
Installation instructions..........................................................................................................................................34
Descriptionforthe installer....................................................................................................................................34
Possibleoperating modes........................................................................................................................................34
Information about extracted airmode.......................................................................................................................35
Basics about thedevice........................................................................................................................................39
Device view fromabove............................................................................................................................................40
Device view fromunderneath with aclosedlowersection.......................................................................................41
Device view with opened lowersection....................................................................................................................42
Preparationforinstallation....................................................................................................................................43
Qualificationsof personnel.......................................................................................................................................43
Prerequisitesforthe mechanicalend assembly.......................................................................................................43
Briefoverviewof the installation...............................................................................................................................44
Preparingtheconnection cablesforthe powersupply,P4Multiwallboxandwindow contact switch....................44
Toolsand equipment needed...................................................................................................................................45
Unpacking.................................................................................................................................................................45
Check the delivery....................................................................................................................................................46
Removethepartsforinstallation...........................................................................................................................46
Installingthedevice..............................................................................................................................................48
Safetydistancesareobserved.................................................................................................................................49
Installthe brackets....................................................................................................................................................49
Hang the device........................................................................................................................................................50
Align the devicehorizontally.....................................................................................................................................50
Fixing and securing the device.................................................................................................................................50
Settingtheend stopforthe depth adjustment..........................................................................................................51
Connect theconnection cablesforthe wall box, P4 Multiand window contact switch............................................52
Creating the exhaustairconnection.........................................................................................................................55
Installthe otherparts................................................................................................................................................58
Connect thepowersupply........................................................................................................................................59
Initialcleaning.......................................................................................................................................................60
Cleaning the surfaces...............................................................................................................................................60
Cleaning the controls................................................................................................................................................60
Disassemblingthedevice.....................................................................................................................................60
Disposal...............................................................................................................................................................62
Disposalof the packaging.........................................................................................................................................62
Disposal....................................................................................................................................................................62
Technicalspecifications........................................................................................................................................63
Ratingsplate(type label)..........................................................................................................................................63
Built-in hood BEH 60 GL...........................................................................................................................................63
Contact.................................................................................................................................................................64
Contactingthecustomerservicesof the manufacturer............................................................................................64

Generalsafetyinstructions
Safety 5
Safety
ØRead thischaptercarefullybeforeinstalling, using,
orcleaning the device.
Specific,important safetyinstructionscan be found:
-in the"Safetyinstructionsforthe installer"for
personsinstalling orremoving the device.
-in the"Safetyinstructionsforthe user"forpersons
operating orcleaningthedevice. Read these
chapters carefullyto avoiddanger, injuriesand
damage.
ØFollow the safetyand dangernoticesduring all
activitiesonthedevice.
ØMake sure that onlypersonswho have read and
understood the contentsof thismanualuse the
device.
Childrenorotherpersonswith impaired mentalor
sensory abilitiesshould not be permittedto use the
device unsupervised.
ØInclude thismanualif youpass the device on.
Properandintendeduse
The device can be used toextract cooking vapours
when cooking in private households.
ØOnlyuse thisdevice in private kitchens.
Thisdevice hasbeen exclusivelyintended forthis
purposeandmustonlybe put to thisuse. The device
mayonlybe used inthe mannerdescribed inthis
manual.
Anyotheruseof ormodification tothedeviceis
considered improperusageand maylead to damage.
If the deviceisused in extracted airmode at the same
timeasanopen fire whichusesairfrom the room asits
oxygen supply(e.g. fireplace), a safetydevice (e.g. in
accordance with DIN 18841:2005:12 TÜVand DVGW-
VP121 testedunder-pressure monitorP4)must be
installed which helpsprevent gasesorwaste gases
being drawn (back) into theroom.
The manufacturerisnot liablefordamageswhich
occurasa resultof improperuse, incorrect installation
orincorrect operation. Thisdeviceisnot intended for
commercialuse.
Ban onindependent conversions and
modifications
§Do not undertakeand independent modificationsof
orconversionsto the device. Conversionsor
modificationswithout the approvalof berbel
AblufttechnikGmbH are not permitted.
§Neverbridge orbypass the protectiveequipment
found onthedevice.
Layoutofhazardnotices
In thismanualyouwill find the following categoriesof
hazard notices:
DANGER
Noticeswith the word DANGER warn
of a hazardoussituation which will
result in death orseriousinjuries.
WARNING
Noticeswith the wordWARNINGwarn
of a hazardoussituation which can
lead to death orseriousinjuries.
CAUTION
Noticeswith the word CAUTION warn
of a situation that can lead to minoror
moderate injuries.
Layoutofnotices regarding damage to
property orthe environment
ATTENTION
These noticeswarn of a situation that
can lead to damage to propertyorto
the environment.

Safety
6 Safety
General safety instructions
ØRead thischaptercarefullybeforeinstalling, using,
orcleaning the device.
ØFollow the safetyand dangernoticesduring all
activitiesonthedevice.
ØMake sure that onlypersonswho have read and
understood the contentsof thismanualuse the
device.
Childrenorotherpersonswith impaired mentalor
sensory abilitiesshould not be permittedto use the
device unsupervised.
ØInclude thismanualif youpass the device on.
Basic safety instructions
Thissection containsthe basicsafetyinstructionsfor
handling the device.Additionalsafetyinstructions,
concerning the particularactionsand processes, can
be foundintherespectivechapters.
§Take note of allsafetyinstructionsand danger
noticesin thismanual.
§Check the deviceandall itspartsforvisible
damage. In the event of damage, contact your
dealerorberbelcustomerservice. You mayonly
use thedeviceifitisinperfect working order.
§Always let qualified specialist personnelconduct
maintenanceorrepairwork. Otherwise, you
endangeryourselfandothers.
§Onlyuse thisdevice in private kitchens.
§Use thisdeviceonlywhen the capillary trap isfitted
and withthelowersection closed.
§Make sure that thereare no unsupervised children
in the vicinityof the deviceand that theydo not play
with it.
Safetyinstructions for the user
Read thischaptercarefullybeforeusing orcleaning the
device.
ØFollow the warning noticesduring all activitieson the
device.
Avoiding dangers causedbyelectricshock
§Do not use the device with a damaged electrical
connection cable.
§The mainsplug must beeasilyaccessible so that
you can quicklyand easilyisolatethedevicefrom
the mainssupplyintheevent of an emergency. If
the mainsplug isinaccessiblefollowing installation,
an all-pole isolatingdevicewith a contact gap ofat
least3 mm mustbe installed and accessible.
§In the event of a malfunction, disconnect the device
immediatelyfromthemains. Onlyallow trained
specialist personnelto repairthe device.
§Do not kinkorcrush the mainscable.
§Onlyuse the deviceif it isconnected and fused in
accordance with the technicaldata.
§Neveropen the housing ofthe device'sfan unit.
§Keep the device dry.
§Avoidexposing the deviceto dripping orsplashing
waterorotherfluids.
§Do not place objectsfilledwith fluidson the device,
flowervasesforexample.
If fluiddoesenterthe device:
-Immediatelyshut off the powersupply
byremoving the fuse, forexample.-
Make sure that the powersupply
of the device cannot be unintentionally
reconnected. Perhapsbydesignating
a person to prevent
the fuse being switched on again.
-Allow the device to dry.
-Have thedevice checked and repaired bytrained,
specialist personnelpriortousingthedeviceagain.
Avoiding the risk ofexplosion
§Do not operatethedevicein an environment with a
risk of explosion.

Safetyinstructionsforthe
user
Safety 7
Avoiding risks of injury
§To preventtherisk of falling, usea stable step-
ladderforallwork on the device, forexample
replacing the filterand cleaning the device.
§To preventtherisk of injury byfalling parts, do not
placeanyobjectson the device.
Avoiding environmentaldamage
§Disposeof the device and itsaccessoriesin
accordance with the legalregulations.
Avoiding the risk of fire
§Do not use the deviceduring a fire orwhenthere is
an imminent dangerof fire (e.g. a smell of gas) in
the household.
§Make sure that the hobhascooled down before you
coverit.
Adirtydevice can causefire hazards.
§Keep the device in perfectworking orderand check
it regularly.
§Regularlyremoveanygrease residueswhichare
present. Grease residuespose a fire hazard.
Overheatedoil and a naked flame can causefire
hazards.
§Do not flambé underneath the device. Naked flames
can cause damage to neighbouringcabinetsfor
example.
§Neverdeep-fry food unattendedunderthe device.
Overheatedoil can spontaneouslyignite.
When operatingovera gasstove ora gasunit:
§Make sure that the gasflame iskept low. Naked
flamesshouldnot appearbeyond the edge of the
pan base.
In recirculatedairmode:
§Acovered orsealed ventilationoutletcan causea
fire hazard. Do not place anyobjectslikelidsor
platesforexample on orinfront oftheventilation
slitsof the device.In the case of recirculated air
devices, out flowing airmust be ableto escape
back into the kitchen through theventilation slits
without impediment.
§No objectsshouldbe mounted in the area ofthe
ventilation slitsof the device which couldimpede
the airflow. Make surethat out flowing airisableto
flow into the kitchen withoutimpediment.
Operating overa solid-fuelburning fireplace:
The device mayonlybe used overafireplace forsolid
fuels(e.g. acoal-burning stove)if:
§the fireplacehasa sealed coverwhichcannot be
removed.Otherwise there is an increased fire risk
due to flyingsparks.
§the legaland country-specificregulationsare
observed.
Avoiding the risk of suffocation
If the deviceand anopen fireplacewhich usesairfrom
the room foritsoxygen supplyareused at the same
time, gasesorwaste gasesmaybedrawn into the
room.
§Ensure thereisanadequate supplyof freshairinto
the dwelling.
§Make sure that allsafetyequipmentrequiredbythe
regulationsin forcein yourcountry are working
properly(e.g. the under-pressure monitorP4
checked inaccordancewith DVGW-VP121 and in
accordance with DIN 18841:2005-12TÜV).

Safety
8 Safety
§Make sure that allofthepermitsrequiredfor
operation in yourcountry have been obtained
(e.g. the masterchimneysweep).
§Make sure that allstandardsand guidelinesfor
operating the device in yourcountry are observed.
§Neverletchildrenplaywith the foilorotherpartsof
the packaging.
§Storethe film orotherpartsof the packaging in a
location whichisinaccessible to children.
Safetyinstructions for the installer
The safetyinstructionsconcerning the device's
installation can be found inthissection. Additional
safetyinstructions, concerning the particularactions
and processes, can be found in the respective
chapters.
ØRead thischaptercarefullybeforeinstalling the
device.
ØFollow allthesafetyand dangernoticesduring all
activitiesonthedevice.
ØOnlyinstallthisdevicein private kitchens.
ØMake sure that the powercable isfree fromvoltage
during installation.
ØCheck the deviceandall itspartsforvisible damage.
In the event of damage, contact yourdealerorberbel
customerservice. Youmayonlyinstall the deviceifit
isinperfect workingorder.
ØMount the device using the suppliedbracketsonlyon
load bearing building parts(solid construction).
ØUse appropriate fastening mechanismsforanyother
sort of installation. If indoubt, pleasecheck with the
dealer. Otherwise, you endangeryourselfand others.
ØAlways let qualified specialist personnelconduct
repairwork. Otherwise, youendangeryourselfand
others.
Avoiding dangers causedbyelectricshock
§Onlylet trained, qualified electricianswork on the
powersupply.
The electriciansmust havethe following knowledge
and abilitiesasa minimum:
§Basicknowledgeof electricalengineering.
§Knowledgeof country-specificregulationsand
standards(e.g. in Germany, DIN 57100/VDE
0100, part701).
§Knowledgeof the applicable safetyregulations.
§Knowledgeof the relevant legalrequirementsfor
gasinstallations(e.g. in Germanythe technical
rulesforgasinstallationsTRGI).
§Onlyinstallthe device ifitis connectedand fused in
accordance with the technicaldata.
§Do not kinkorcrush the electricalpowersupply
cable.
§Do not use the device with a damaged electrical
connection cable.
§In the event of a malfunction, disconnect the device
immediatelyfromthemains.
§The mainsplug must beeasilyaccessible so that
you can quicklyand easilyisolatethedevicefrom
the mainssupplyintheevent of an emergency. If
the mainsplug isinaccessiblefollowing installation,
an all-pole isolatingdevicewith a contact gap ofat
least3 mm mustbe installed and accessible.
§If the deviceismoved froma coldenvironment into
a hotone, condensation mayforminside the
device. In thiscase waitabout 2to 3 hours before
bringing the device into service.
§Avoidexposing the deviceto liquids.
§Keep the device dry.
Avoiding the risk ofexplosion
§Do not installthe deviceinan environmentwith a
risk of explosion.
Avoiding the risk of fire
§Make sure that the hobhascooled down before you
coverit.

Safetyinstructionsforthe
installer
Safety 9
In recirculatedairmode:
§Acovered orsealed ventilationoutletcan causea
fire hazard. In the case ofrecirculated airdevices,
out flowingairmust be ableto escape back into the
kitchen through the ventilation slitswithout
impediment.
§You maynot install anyobjectsthat couldimpede
the airflow. Make surethat out flowingairisableto
flow into the kitchen withoutimpediment.
The device mayonlybe installed overa fireplace for
solidfuels(e.g. a coal-burning stove)if:
§the fireplacehasa sealed coverwhichcannot be
removed.Otherwise there is an increased fire risk
due to flyingsparks.
§the legaland country-specificregulationsare
observed.
Avoiding risks of injury
§To preventtherisk of falling, usea stable step-
ladderforallwork on the device, forexample
replacing the filter,installing and cleaning the
device.
§To preventinjury from falling parts, onlyuse
suitablefastening materials.
§To preventcutsfrom broken glass, use suitable
protectivegloves.
Avoiding the risk of suffocation
§Neverletchildrenplaywith the foilorotherpartsof
the packaging.
§Storethe film orotherpartsof the packaging in a
location whichisinaccessible to children.
§Make sure that allstandardsand guidelinesfor
operating the device in yourcountry are observed.
In extractedairmode:
If the deviceand anopen fireplacewhich usesairfrom
the room foritsoxygen supplyareused at the same
time, gasesorwaste gasesmaybedrawn into the
room.
§Make sure that allsafetyequipmentrequiredbythe
regulationsin forcein yourcountry are working
properly(e.g. the under-pressure monitorP4
checked inaccordancewith DVGW-VP121 and in
accordance with DIN 18841:2005-12TÜV).
§Make sure that allofthepermitsrequiredfor
operation in yourcountry have been obtained (e.g.
the masterchimneysweep).
§Make sure that allstandardsand guidelinesfor
operating the device in yourcountry are observed.
§Ensure thereisanadequate supplyof freshairinto
the dwelling.
Minimising the dangerof collapse
In extractedairmode:
§The wall breakthrough that isneededmustbe
created bytechnicallyqualifiedpersons.Wall
breakthroughsaffect the building'sstructural
stability. Improperlymade wallbreakthroughscould
result in the building collapsing.

Operating instructions
10 Operating instructions
Operating instructions
Description for the user
The following illustrationsshow the waythe
possible operatingmodeswork. The devices
used are shownassymbols. The illustrations
are meant to serve asa guide. The device
displayed maydifferin shape from your
device.
With thisdevice you can suck in and clean cooking
vapours. Cleaning the room airthatissucked inis
doneinseveralcleaning stages. Dirt particles, suchas
fat and oilparticles,are trappedon the upperand lower
sections.
Possibleoperating modes
The device can work indifferent operating modes:
§Recirculated airmode
§Extracted airmode
§Hybrid mode
The individualoperating modesaredescribedin the
next sections.
Extractedairmode
The device drawsroom airin and filters dirtparticles
out of the air. The cleaned airisdischarged outside.
Recirculatedairmode
The filterfilling mustbe replaced atregular
intervalsinrecirculated airmode.
The device drawsroom airin and filters dirtparticles
out of the air. In recirculated airmode, the useof the
run-on time isneeded sothat the filterachievesits
maximum servicelife.
The filterfilling inthe recirculated airfilterneutralises
anysmellyodours present. The odour-free,cleaned
room airisfed back into the room.
Hybridmode
The filterfilling mustbe replaced regular
intervalsinhybridmode.
The device drawsroom airin and filters dirtparticles
out of the air. Part of the cleaned airisdischarged
outside. The rest oftheairdrawn inisfedback into the
room through the hybrid filter. The hybrid filter
neutralisesanyodours in the air.

Description forthe
user
Operating instructions 11
Deviceviewwithclosedlowersection

Built-in hood BEH 60 GL 
Lowersection

Extractor 
Front panelwith EcoSwitchcontrolpanel

Illumination

Description forthe user
12 Operating instructions
Deviceviewwithopened lowersection

Built-in hood BEH 60 GL 
Capillary trap

Uppersection 
Lowersection


Front panelwith EcoSwitchcontrolpanel

Operating
Operatinginstructions 13
Operating
WARNING
Suffocation risk due to low oxygen
levelswhenoperating the device.
ØEnsure thereisanadequate supply
of fresh airinto the dwelling.
ØMake sure that the deviceis
connected to a window contact
switch forsafe operation.
ØMake sure that allcountry-specific
statutory regulationsareobserved
(e.g. in Germanythe requirementsof
the federalstate'sfire regulations).
The device iscontrolled using the controlpanelin the
middle of the front panel. The device isfitted with an
ECOSwitch controlpanel.The symbolsof the
functionswhich can be runare lit dimly. Touchthe
controlpanelwith yourfingerlightlyto run the desired
function. The symbolsof the activefunctionsare
brightlylit.
The ECOSwitch controlpanelneedsa short
timeto adjust itself to the ambient conditions
afterthe mainspoweristurned on. During this
time, itcannot be operated.
ØWait around 10 secondsafteryou turnthe
mainspoweron.
If, aftertouching the panelrepeatedly, the
function isnot carried out:
ØClean the controlpanel.
ØBrieflydisconnect the mainspower.
ØTo activate the desired function, touchthe respective
area with yourfinger.
Functionsofthetouchpad innormaloperation

Multi-function touch pad for:
-Device ON/OFF
-Manualrun-on functionON/OFF
-Configuration mode ON/OFF

Touch pad: Recirculatedairmode ON/OFF
State of the controlindicator:
-Brightlylit=recirculated airmode turnedon
-Dimlylit =extraction mode turned on
-Blinking=change the recirculatedairfilter/ filling

Touch pad: Hob lighting ON/OFF

Optional:
Touch pad: Effectlighting ON/OFF

Touch pad forpowerlevel1

Touch pad forpowerlevel2

Touch pad forpowerlevel3

Touch pad forpowerlevel4
Functionsofthetouchpad inconfigurationmode:

Configuration modeON/OFF

Turn on effectlighting(optionalfunction)

Turn on extraction fan / recirculation

Flashing displayairfilter/filling reset and timer
ON/OFF

Automaticrun-on ON/OFF

Operating
14 Operatinginstructions
The numbers in circlesinthe following
descriptionsreferto the diagram shown
previously.
Example:
"Touchpad "describesthe touch pad for
hob lighting ON/OFF.
Turning onthedevice
You must turn the device on using "ON/OFF"button on
the touch pad before you can usetheventilation
function and allotherfunctions(e.g. the lighting)of the
device.
After6 hours of continuousoperation the
device automaticallyswitchesoff.
ØIf required,turn the deviceon again.
The device isturnedoff.
To turn the deviceon, proceed asfollows:
ØBrieflytouch the touch pad "ON/OFF".
Allthe operating symbolsare dimlylit.
The device isreadyforuse.

Operating
Operatinginstructions 15
Turning offthedevice
If the automaticrun-on functionisturned off:
You turn the deviceoff bypressing touch pad
"ON/OFF". The activeventilation and lighting of the
controlsymbolswillbe turned off.
ØIf you touch the touch pad "ON/OFF"again
within two seconds, the run-on functionis
turned on.
(See the section "Turning the run-on function
on/off")
The hob and the effectlighting do not change their
current status.
Lighting that isswitched on can beswitched off by
pressing the relevant touchpad.
If the automaticrun-on functionisturned on,
§the controlsymbolof the last selectedpower
levelblinks, all the remaining symbolsare
turned off
§the device operatesfora furthertenminutes
at the last selected powerlevel
§the ventilation function andthe blinking
symbolare automaticallyturned off after10
minutes.
(See the section "Turning the automatic
run-on function on/off").
The device isswitchedon, the controlsymbolsof the
active functionsaredimlylit. Furtherfunction canbe
switched on.
To turn the deviceoff, proceed asfollows:
ØBrieflytouch the touch pad "ON/OFF".
The activeventilation and controlsymbolswill be
turned off.
The device isturnedoff.

Operating
16 Operatinginstructions
Turning ontheventilation function
WARNING
Explosionrisk and firehazard from gas
orexplosive orflammable gasmixtures
in the kitchen whenoperating electrical
equipment.
If you smellgasorthereisa suspicion
of flammablegas:
ØDo not operateorswitchonany
electricalequipment.
ØEnsure thereisanadequate supply
of fresh airinto the dwelling.
ØLeave the building.
ØCallthe fire brigade.
WARNING
Risk of burnsfrom flambéing, naked
flamesoroverheated fat/oilunderthe
device.
Naked flamescan cause burns, e.g.to
the skin.
ØAlways keep naked flamessmall
(e.g. with a gascooker). The gas
flame should not extend beyond the
base ofthepan.
ØPreparefoodsusing fatsoroilsonly
undersupervision.
ØDo not flambé underneath the
device.
ATTENTION
Risk of fire due toflambéing or
overheated oiland fat underthe
device.
Naked flamescan cause damage to
neighbouring cabinetsandobjectsfor
example.
ØNeverleave deep fat fryers
unattended during use.
ØDo not flambé underneath the
device.
In recirculatedairmode, use therun-ontime
so that the filtercan reachitsmaximum
service life.
Forhybridandrecirculated airmode:
ØIf you turn the device on and notice
unpleasant odours, then you should replace
the filter'sfilling.
See Changing the filterfilling (hybridandrecirculated
airfilters) onpage 29.
If you turn onthedevice and notice that the fan noise
hasincreased, you shouldclean the device.
See Cleaningwith normalsoiling starting at page 25.
After6 hours of continuousoperation the
device automaticallyswitchesoff the
ventilation mode.
ØIf required,turn the deviceon again.
You can operate the devicein variouspower
levels:
ØPowerlevel1 =lowest fan power
up to
Powerlevel4 =maximumfan power

Operating
Operatinginstructions 17
To remove cooking vapoursbest:
ØTurn thedeviceon when you start cooking.
ØIf you arefrying, turnthe device to its
highest powersetting.
ØWhen you have finished cooking,turn the
run-on function on.
Ensure that the deviceisturned on.
ØTo turnon the ventilation function, touch the area of
the desired powerlevelfrom 1 to 4.
When the powerlevelisswitchedon,a weak
stream ofairwill be blown from the airductin
the lowerarea of the device to the front air
intake. Thisaircirculation is essentialfor
optimaloperation of the device.
ØEnsure that the airduct isnot closed.
Example:You want to turn on powerlevel4 (i.e.
maximum fan power).
ØBrieflytouch the touch pad forpowerlevel4.
The device operatesinpowerlevel4 aschosen.
Allthe controlsymbolsaredimlylit, the controlsymbol
forthe selected powerlevel4 isbrightlylit.
Changingthepowerlevel
ØTo change the powerlevel,touch the symbolof the
powerleveldesired.
The device operatesin the selectedpowerlevel.
The symboloftheselected powerlevelisbrightlylit.

Operating
18 Operatinginstructions
Turning offtheventilation function
ØTo turnoff the ventilation function, brieflytouch the
touch pad "ON/OFF".
The activeventilation and controlsymbolswill be
turned off.
The device isturnedoff.
If the automaticrun-on functionisactivatedinthe
configuration mode, the device will run fora furtherten
minutesin thelast selectedpowerlevel. Then the
device willturn offtheventilation mode.
Turning ontherun-on function
Manuallyturning on the run-onfunction
The device comeswith a run-on function. Ifyou use
thisfunction, the device will work fora furtherten
minutesatthelast chosen powerlevel. Then the
device willturn offtheventilation mode.
During the run-on time, the operating symbolof the last
selectedpowerlevelwillblink.
ØTo turnon the run-on function, press the touch pad
twice while the deviceisoperating.
The device continuesto work in theselected power
leveland itscontrolsymbolblinks.
Automaticallyturningontherun-onfunction
You can set the deviceup so that when the ventilation
function isturned off, the run-on functionis
automaticallyturned on.
See the section "Automaticrun-on function"onpage
23.

Operating
Operatinginstructions 19
Turning offtherun-on function
ØTo turnoff the run-on function while it isoperating,
brieflytouchthe touchpad .
The device turnsthe last chosen ventilation function
off.
The device isturnedoff.
Turning thehoblightingon/off
The device isfitted with an energysaving LEDlight for
lighting up the hob.
The lighting canbe used independentlyof the
ventilation function.
ØTo turnon the lighting, brieflypress the touchpad .
The lighting isturned on, and the controlsymbolis
brightlylit.
ØTo turnoff thelighting, brieflypress the touchpad 
again.
The lighting isswitched off, the controlsymbolisdimly
lit.

Operating
20 Operatinginstructions
Using the extraction mode/recirculatedair
mode selection
Thisfunctionisdisabledbydefault.
Thisfunctioncan onlybe used:
Øafterthe function hasbeen activated in
configuration mode and
Øwhen used in conjunction with a berbel
BMKFwallboxand a BHFhybrid filter.
You can choose between the extraction mode and
recirculated airmode at anytime.
When the windowsare shut, the deviceturns
off the extraction mode if the windowcontact
isclosed.When switching to recirculated air
mode, the last selected powerlevelisturned
on and the BMKFwallboxisclosed.
In recirculatedairmode, use therun-ontime
so that the filtercan reachitsmaximum
service life.
If the extraction mode/ recirculatedairmode function
isactivated, the controlsymbolisdimlylit.
The device works intheextraction mode, i.e. the
BMKFwallboxisopen, and theairdrawn into the
deviceisfed outside.
To switch to recirculated airmode:
ØBrieflytouch the touch pad .
The controlsymbollightsbrightly.
The device operating modeisswitched from extraction
modeto recirculated airmode, the controlsymbolis
brightlylitand the BMKFwallboxisclosed.The air
drawn into the device isfedback into the room.
To change from recirculated airmode toextraction
mode:
ØBrieflytouch the touch pad .
The controlsymbolisdimlylitand the BMKFwall
boxopens.